4 chanods on 1 rai, 1600 m2
Buildable of which 1400 m2
Current value with comparable Rai’s in the surrounding area 5.2 million Baht

Near the beach – Price include Land and Company

120 m2 with reception, guest welcome corner, sep. guest toilet, sep. outdoor shower, fully equipped kitchen, outdoor area with 6 seats for morning meal, lunch or dinner (can be increased to 10 seats)
Mural by temple painter with the theme: Layan Beach Phuket

Outdoor bar in Thai style, 4×4 meters covered, waterproof, for 6-10 people, with storage space for alcohol bottles and glasses, plenty of storage space under the bar.
Fully illuminated
Well-kept garden next to the bar

Lighting

Around 200 lamps in and around the resort
90% of them with solar light
Illuminated paving slabs

In the middle of the l2km long Mae Ramphueng Beach, Taphong, Ban Phe, Rayong
700 meters as the crow flies to the beach, l km by motorcycle or car
Various shopping facilities 2 minutes away by motorcycle or car
Top hospitals in Rayong, 15 minutes from the resort
(Bangkok Private Hospital and General Hospital)
2 hours to Suvarnabhumi International Airport Bangkok
21/2 hours to Sukhumvit Bangkok, city center
40 min. to Uthapao Airport Pattaya
1 hourto Pattaya City, Beach Road
30 min. to Koh Samet (speedboat)
3 hours to Koh Chang
15 min. to Rayong
8 min. to Kao Leam National Park
30-40 min. to Chakphong Beach or Mae Phim Beach
15 bars on Mae Ramphung Beach, dozens of restaurants and street food outlets

Rayong Province is located on the eastern Gulf coast of Thailand. It is known for its beautiful beaches, islands, and seafood. Here are some key details about Rayong Province:

Geography and Climate

• Location: About 220 kilometers southeast of Bangkok.
• Area: Approximately 3,552 square kilometers.
• Climate: Tropical with three main seasons – hot, rainy, and cool. The rainy season typically lasts from May to October, while the cool season is from November to February.

Economy

• Industries: Rayong is a significant industrial hub in Thailand, housing the Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate, which is one of the largest industrial parks in Southeast Asia.
• Agriculture: The province is famous for its fruit production, particularly durians, mangosteens, and rambutans.
• Tourism: With beautiful beaches like Mae Ramphueng Beach, Laem Mae Phim, and the islands of Ko Samet and Ko Mun, tourism is a crucial part of the local economy.

Attractions

• Ko Samet: A popular island destination known for its white sandy beaches and clear waters, ideal for water activities like snorkeling and diving.
• National Parks: Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park offers a mix of marine and terrestrial attractions.
• Temples and Cultural Sites: Wat Pa Pradu, with its large reclining Buddha image, and Wat Ban Don Shadow Play Museum.

Transport

• Roads: Well-connected by highways to Bangkok and other major cities.
• Air: The nearest major airport is U-Tapao International Airport, which serves both Rayong and Pattaya.
• Sea: The province has a deep-sea port in Map Ta Phut and several ferry services to nearby islands.

Demographics

• Population: Approximately 720,000 people.
• Ethnic Groups: Predominantly Thai, with small communities of Chinese and other ethnic minorities.

Education

• Institutions: Rayong has several educational institutions, including technical colleges and vocational schools, focusing on supporting the local industries.

Culture and Festivals

• Festivals: Rayong Fruit Festival, held annually, celebrates the province’s rich agricultural produce.
• Cuisine: Known for its seafood and dishes like Pla Ra (fermented fish), and tropical fruits.

Rayong is a blend of industrial development and natural beauty, making it an essential part of Thailand’s economy and a significant tourist destination.